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Address Points #228
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Thanks for opening this @TrentGulliver. There have been no source code changes therefore we will have to investigate network and server performance. We will comment once we have more. Cheers. |
Great – thanks a lot!
From: Simon Planzer [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 January 2019 10:48 a.m.
To: linz/QGIS-AIMS-Plugin
Cc: Trent Gulliver; Mention
Subject: Re: [linz/QGIS-AIMS-Plugin] Address Points (#228)
Thanks for opening this @TrentGulliver<https://github.com/TrentGulliver>.
There have been no source code changes therefore we will have to investigate network and server performance.
We will comment once we have more. Cheers.
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@TrentGulliver Taking a look at the p1/p3 server cpu/mem/disk etc. Everything seems okay. Wondering if the issue might be backup related or just due to server load? Are you seeing this happen at any particular time? Only when n>X users are working on AIMS? |
It was happening most days last week when we were firing up the plugin first thing in the morning. |
@jason-bedford I'm seeing Rennie's (anti-social-o'clock in the morning) accesses. They all seem to be succeeding. The API hasn't logged any errors for those time periods...
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Yeah, he's not having the issue. Have a look at mine or Richard's logs. |
On the DB side am only seeing layer_styles errors
which are a known non-problem. the only other ones for the 17th, not at daily startup include:
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Okay, thanks @jason-bedford . For Richard, it looks like hes seeing network issues
Connectivity errors for Rennie too. Can you confirm hes not seeing the problem pls
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I've just had this happen again. I fired up the AIMS plugin at 8:29 and no address points were visible. |
Thanks for the detailed report. I can see your access logs but unfortunately no errors or any other information.
@SPlanzer says the aims plugin is generating a log file. Would you be able to send this to me please |
There's two log files which I'll email you @josephramsay, but the first entries in each were at 8:31 which was when I was successful at opening the plugin, so they may not be of much use. |
Yep got it, thx. Not much use since its reset on each initialisation. Don't know if the log tomorrow will show much either but its interesting that it only happens at the first startup of the day ... some kind of windows authentication sync issue perhaps? |
...above is the postgres connection failure which occurs after your first login attempt. |
I've had this happen again and I've saved a copy of the log files which I'll email to @josephramsay. |
@josephramsay looked at the log file and noticed the initial operation to refresh the address points within the saved bounding box is timing out. |
Plan to add setBB specific logging and add tests to determine fault. |
A workaround for this issue is to load a different plugin, for example the QGIS IntraMaps Connector, before loading the AIMS plugin. |
As per the discussion between Simon, Joe and Trent on Friday 18 January, the Addressing Team have noticed that the Address Points are sometimes not loading up as expected. The points either take a long time to load, or they don't load at all. A work-around is to close out of the application and try again.
@SPlanzer, @jason-bedford can provide you with further detail if need be.
Thanks
Trent.
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